A few weeks ago I was fortunate enough to be invited to speak at the International Women’s Forum event in Hong Kong. I not only got to speak about PEPY and the lessons we’ve learned, but also to meet many amazing women making changes all over the world. A friend of mine, who is the founder of [...]
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This cover of the Economist is fabulous because of this amazing quote. “But now we, too, must ignore the voices who tell us that the world cannot change.” I think that is my new favorite quote…. how true indeed. “Today, the Cold War has disappeared but thousands of those weapons have not. In a strange [...]
If you haven’t read this yet, nor signed up to receive your own flat friend in the mail, PLEASE DO! http://pepyride.ning.com/profiles/blogs/get-mail-from-chanleas-dai-and
… as a means of supporting development, helping people “follow their dreams”, and Digital Divide Data. (in the comments section) http://www.socialedge.org/blogs/samasourcing/rethinking-outsourcing…
I put this post up on our team journal called “Is PEPY making a good decision?” looking at our choice to send students from Chanleas Dai to camp in the US. Feel free to add your thoughts here: http://journal.pepyride.org/critical-views/302-is-pepy-making-a-goo…
PEPY has entered the Changemakers “Geotourism Challenge” and, in doing so, our entry is open forcomments/questions. Recently, a Changemakers representative asked us some questions that relate to how we manage our projects, implement our tours, and work with partners. I am including my responses here, as they might shed light on the way PEPY works, [...]